भोक्तव्यं स्वकृतं तस्मात्पूजनीयः सदाशिवः । स्वाचारेण परित्याज्यौ रागद्वेषाविदं परम्
bhoktavyaṃ svakṛtaṃ tasmātpūjanīyaḥ sadāśivaḥ | svācāreṇa parityājyau rāgadveṣāvidaṃ param
因此,人当自受自作之业果,并应礼敬萨达希瓦(Sadāśiva)。以自我持戒之行,舍离贪爱与憎恶——此乃至上教诲。
Bāla
Scene: Sadāśiva as the serene, five-faced or luminous Śiva principle; a devotee sits in disciplined posture, offering bilva while a pair of symbolic serpents labeled rāga and dveṣa are shown being subdued/left behind; a karmic wheel motif indicates svakṛta-bhoga.
Accept karmic consequences, worship Śiva, and uproot attachment and hatred through disciplined living.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned; the verse centers on Sadāśiva worship and inner renunciation.
Worship (pūjā) of Sadāśiva; coupled with ethical self-discipline to abandon rāga and dveṣa.